The Civil War: The Story Of The War With Maps (M. David Detweiler - CH) emancipation Those pitiful forms who did

Those pitiful forms who did make it home faced other problems—crippling wounds that prevented or limited their ability to earn a living

The long and bloody American Civil War claimed the lives of more than 700

primarily captured) and Confederate losses totaled 523

With accessible presentation and fresh interpretations of primary and secondary evidence

has spent more than two decades studying Antietam and editing and richly annotating Carman’s exhaustively written manuscript

The Civil War: The Story Of The War With Maps (M. David Detweiler - CH) emancipation Those pitiful forms who didby David M. Detweiler For readers addicted to histories or novels about the Civil War, a common challenge is the lack of adequate maps. This excellent volume satisfies that need, once and for all: It's the clearest, fullest collection of strategic and tactical maps available, a fine volume on its own and an indispensable aid to understanding many another book. Few works truly are 'must haves' for a Civil War collection, but this one's essential. Ralph